The wife of the late Shin Hae Chul, the charismatic rock singer who passed away at the age of 46, spoke to fans on the 10th anniversary of his death, saying, ”I will carry on my husband's values”

Yoon Won-hee, the wife of the late "Devil" Shin Hae Chul, expressed her gratitude to fans and colleagues who remembered her.
On the 12th, the guests at the JTBC "Newsroom" included the wife of the late singer Shin Hae Chul, a member of Next Unite.
On the same day, Yoon Won-hee, CEO of NEXT United, appeared on the show. On the moment she felt the love of her fans, Yoon Won-hee said, "My husband's music has really encouraged me.
"In particular, when I'm with my son or daughter, they tell me and explain that their father's music is something they're grateful for. At times like that, I really feel the fans' feelings."
Regarding the song "To You" being loved for a long time, he said, "It can be passed down like a traditional fairy tale. Young people will hear it for the first time.
Even though it's just a song, it makes you feel the emotions we had back then, which is strange and wonderful."
Using AI technology, they even recreated the voice of the late Shin Hae Chul.
Wonhee said, "The last group my husband upgraded and formed was NEXT United. I am the CEO of the company with the same name, and I manage the music my husband left behind."
"I'm going to create a precious memory with my fans by creating new songs," he said. "I'm going to release an album based on my past records, and I'm going to use artificial intelligence to bring my nostalgic voice to life."
She also unveiled a technology that allows her to listen to music more clearly. "I want to continue to carry on the values that my husband pursued," she vowed.
Yoon Won-hee said, "My colleagues remembered me and said they would come together to see me.
It was very moving for both the family and the fans. I am still heartbroken, but I hope that this concert will be a turning point for everyone to enjoy music, empathize, and encourage each other.
"I hope that you will continue to enjoy your music," she said. Finally, she added, "When I think about it, rather than (my husband) saying, 'I've been crying all this time because you've left me,' I wish that you would enjoy your music, because you left me with it."
"That's right." Meanwhile, the late Shin Hae Chul passed away on October 27, 2014 at the young age of 46.